Virtual Event, Nov. 6, 12-1 pm ET: How Faith Communities Drive Local Civic Engagement and Strengthen Democracy

In partnership with Union Theological Seminary’s TIDEL program and Center for Civic Engagement and Social Justice, innoFaith is pleased to offer this virtual conversation on innovations in civic engagement.

How Faith Communities Drive Local Civic Engagement and Strengthen Democracy

Thurs, Nov 6 12-1 pm ET

At a time of divisive national politics, work to sustain democracy at the local level has never been more important. As deeply local institutions and places where people of diverse socio-economic and political backgrounds can find common connection, faith communities play a significant role in this effort. They are important hubs for learning, connection, dialogue, and engagement. Join us to learn from some innovative leaders offering new visions of civic engagement and the unique opportunity that faith communities have to help drive civic participation and strengthen democracy in their communities.

With:

-Dr. Gabby Cudjoe-Wilkes, Director, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Engagement Lab (TIDEL), Union Theological Seminary

-Chris Crawford, Senior Director of Civic Strategies, Interfaith America

-Talya Gillman, Program Director, Citizen University

-Danielle Goldstone, Founder/Director, innoFaith (Moderator)